Rights at work: an assessment of the Declaration’s technical cooperation in select countries

This report examines each of the three areas (freedom of association and the right to collective bargaining; equality and non-discrimination; elimination of forced labour and trafficking) supported by the Programme on Promoting the Declaration in four countries: Brazil, Indonesia, Morocco and Viet Nam. One of its major objectives is to gauge the influence of the Declaration on any positive developments, particularly in situations in which the ILO has managed a technical assistance project.

This assessment of the ILO’s technical assistance work under the auspices of the Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work suggests that the combination of donor funding, political will, and close liaison with the tripartite partners has led to sustainable results that will continue to make valuable contributions to economic and social progress in each of the four countries.
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For your information, chapter on Indonesia is in pages 11-24.

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  • Fenwick, Colin ; Kring, Thomas

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